The Schuylkill Center’s Environmental Art Program is the proud recipient of a $15,000 National Endowment for the Arts Access to Artistic Excellence grant for the Center’s Edible Landscapes exhibition for the fall.
A study released June 10 by the Pew Charitable Trusts ranked Pennsylvania third in the nation for jobs related to clean energy. The study found that from 1998 to 2007, green jobs nationwide grew more than two times faster than overall job growth.
The U.S. Department of Labor has awarded money to the Philadelphia Youth For Change Charter School and Connection Training Services as part of grants allocated for YouthBuild organizations.
Learn with Liz, Zack, Tasha, Sam and Charlie about the planet and how we can better protect it.
Devon, Pa.- based GREENandSAVE was featured on Friday in the Philadelphia Business Journal for its Eco Academy , a training program to prepare individuals for a new career conducting home energy audits.
With their iPods and iPhones, Apple, Inc. has become somewhat omnipresent in our society. Just try to watch an hour of prime time television and not hear “Hi, I’m a Mac.
Philadelphia area reporter Shawn Rice recently had an opportunity to talk with environmental pioneer Ed Begley, Jr.
